Assassination Classroom: I Have a Life Simulator

The highest mountain and the longest river in Classroom of the First Class fanfiction. Top-notch writing, a complete story, neither abandoned nor with a bad ending, a full harem, and most of the plot holes are filled #(lol). Especially the fact that it neither abandoned nor with a bad ending already surpasses 90% of the novels on your site. It's a pity that Hachiman's novel could have been comparable if it had ended perfectly, but unfortunately, it was abandoned. Currently, in my personal subjective opinion, your site has the best Classroom of the First Class fanfiction.

Hopefully, the author can provide a proper ending for all the female leads, both those whose identities are confirmed and those whose identities are not, in their individual side stories. Specifically: Arisu, Honami, Hiyori, Suzune, Megumi, Airi, Ichika, Yuki, Asahina, Hotaru. Not specified: 1. Tsubaki Sakura: This should be clear, it's written like this and can't be omitted. 2. Nanase Tsubasa: There's no more screen time for her. I clearly started writing this as the female lead, and the author probably liked Tsubasa quite a bit, as she was described as so cute. But the second-year arc ended before it even reached 100 chapters. Could you please add a personal epilogue? After all, the book mentioned many times that school only lasts 3 years, and the future is still long. 3. Ichinose Maki: She likes the male protagonist in both the simulation and reality. Honami realizes this later but doesn't stop her. Although she has no role at all, could you mention her in the side story? 4. Brother Lu. That's probably all. Kiryuin is probably out of luck. Does Chabashira have a chance? Later, Nekomaru even tries to play matchmaker, but he's not very likable in the book. I hope the author can give this book a perfect ending. Oh my god, I'll do anything, and I'll even open the subscription for the new book! #(Crying)

The writing is quite good for a fanfiction, but it feels a bit ironic. After Hui Zhi Qiu, he grew tired of the fake world and chose to stop simulating and live in the present. He was then hit by a truck and died, transmigrating to the simulated world. Was it a real transmigration, or just a dream in his dying moments? It's so ironic.

Wow, the second volume of the novel actually includes a simulated PUBG tournament! #(Haha)

Are there any other gentle, practical male protagonists like this? Looking for books to read during a reading slump.

It's truly well-written, the best Classroom of the First Year fanfic in my opinion. Given the poor reputation of the original Classroom of the First Year, I even considered using this as the source material. However, I still feel the ending was a bit rushed. Looking at some previous notes, the initial outline stated it was planned for much later in the second-year arc, but in reality, Ryo dropped out after the first summer of her second year. Before that summer, Ryo had just transferred to the Hiyori class, which feels like a waste of the 20 million points the Hiyori class had just accumulated—it's like spending 20 million points only to have her disappear after just one special exam. Secondly, it feels bad for Yuki, who waited anxiously outside for a year, finally getting in as a junior, only to have Ryo drop out after just one semester, leaving me to stay inside for almost three more years. I wonder if the later side stories will mention this. The new book seems to be on track. I wonder when we'll see epilogues for the other heroines.

Kinugasa? He's just a tool for providing material; for true realism, you have to look to Yingning's work! On a rainy day with nothing to do, I rewatched it. Every character is truly brought to life, and the delicate emotional storylines moved me deeply again. #(Tears)

It really is a hidden female lead, Ayanokouji Kiyotaka! #(Laughing and crying) Not only the female leads, but also the original male lead is saved in this episode.

My long review is gone! #(Crying)#(crying) I will never write long reviews again; I will just put them in the short reviews section. In short: Hedgehog Cat is the highest mountain in the practical teaching circle. It's been two years since it ended, but I still can't forget it. The data is also excellent. It's a two-way street, I can only say. I've also finished reading the author's previous work. All I can say is that it has a familiar feel. The previous work's pretentious, literary style is much less pronounced than this one. In some ways, it can be considered a more mature work by the author. Of course, this book is also quite delicious. In short, I'll keep adding this to my bookshelf until the cat website goes out of business!

The emotional impact was excellent, but the plot was drastically altered, resulting in a zero. The early opening of the deserted island and the excessive length of the story, coupled with the absurdly over-the-top Werewolf gameplay and numerous original elements, all fell flat. The White Room explanations were too numerous and made me sleepy. However, the emotional impact and character descriptions were superb; the only problem was the poorly executed plot and overall weak execution.